Tree Knocker Dad Hat – Sasquatch Night Patch Cotton Cap

This isn't some trendy lid—it's a quiet nod to the big fella who calls the peninsula home. A shadowy Sasquatch strides through a starry Hoh night, staff in hand, framed in a circle like the stories whispered around dying campfires. "Tree Knocker" block letters below, because out here, those midnight booms aren't falling branches—they're reminders that we're not alone in the mist.

Built from soft chino cotton twill that breaks in like a well-worn trail, with a low-profile unstructured crown that sits easy whether you're glassing ridges at dawn or nursing a beer on a Port Townsend dock when the fog rolls in. Adjustable antique buckle strap fits most heads that have spent too much time under cedar canopy. Six embroidered eyelets keep the coastal damp from building up on those rare clear nights when you're waiting for another knock to echo back.

Wear it faded and salt-stiff from ocean wind, or fresh for the drive out Highway 101. Either way, it's gear for men who know the Olympics keeps its own counsel—and sometimes answers when you least expect it.

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